Hoya sigillatis 'Borneo - Wide Leaf'

Hoya sigillatis ‘Borneo – Wide Leaf’ is a striking, patterned species with broad silver-flecked leaves and warm-toned flowers. It’s a rewarding plant for collectors who enjoy distinctive foliage and a reliable bloomer in bright indoor positions.

Key Characteristics

• Foliage: Broad, thick leaves heavily patterned with silver speckling – more substantial than the narrow-leaf sigillatis forms.
• Flowers: Clusters of soft peach to orange blooms with contrasting pink centres.
• Growth habit: Semi-trailing vines with slow to moderate growth once established.
• Flowering behaviour: Produces compact umbels when given stable warmth and light.
• Further reading: Encourage flowering with our Faster Growth & Better Flowers guide.

Growing Conditions

• Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal, as strong light enhances the silver foliage.
• Water: Allow the top layer of mix to dry before watering. Avoid heavy or waterlogged substrates.
• Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity but adapts well to indoor levels.
• Temperature: Warm-growing species well suited to Australian indoor conditions.
• Helpful resource: Learn how root health drives growth in our Understanding Hoya Roots guide.

Where This Hoya Works Best

• Collectors who value patterned foliage and broad-leaf forms.
• Indoor trellises, shelves, hanging planters or warm grow rooms.
• Spaces with bright filtered light to maximise leaf markings.

Need help with Hoya care?

Explore more detailed seasonal and watering advice here:

• How to Water Hoya
• Seasonal Hoya Care for Australian Growers